Jaw Pain, Headaches, And TMD: What You Need To Know

Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) can cause a range of uncomfortable and even debilitating symptoms. TMD is the catch-all term for a host of issues that affect the temporomandibular joints (TMJ), which connect your jaw to your skull. The temporomandibular joints are crucial to daily activities like eating, speaking, and even yawning. So, when something goes wrong with these joints, the resulting pain and dysfunction can significantly impact your quality of life.

Restorative Dentistry In Chesterfield, MI

Restorative dentistry focuses on diagnosing, repairing, and replacing damaged or missing teeth. The goal is to restore the functionality and appearance of your teeth and oral health. Restorative dentistry is different from cosmetic dentistry in that it focuses on treating function and health, but there is also a cosmetic aspect to it because, while the main idea is to improve oral health, it also enhances aesthetics. Having healthy teeth and a strong, functional bite is vital for oral health but also contributes to the overall health of a patient. We offer a range of procedures at Clinton Dental Center, including:

Time For A Cleaning?

Regular cleanings and examinations are a vital part of your oral health regimen. Your home routine will keep your teeth healthy and strong, but a professional cleaning is essential to remove tartar and make sure that everything is as it should be. With Halloween quickly approaching, this is the perfect time to schedule a post-candy-fest cleaning. Continue reading to learn more.

Have You Seen Our Before & After Gallery?

You may be in the process of selecting a new dentist or looking for one who performs a specific procedure your current dentist does not. With all the options available to you in the Chesterfield, MI area, perhaps you’re unsure which practice will be the best fit for you. To help you decide, we invite you to check out our Before & After Gallery, featuring actual patients we have helped.

What Is Bruxism?

You may have heard the word “bruxism” before, but if you haven’t, bruxism is the clinical term for teeth grinding, more specifically, the involuntary clenching, grinding, and gnashing of your teeth, usually during sleep. Because it mainly occurs when we’re asleep, we don’t always realize it’s happening.